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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1899
Page
8
A European arrival offers French and Spanish conversation instruction. Also notes poultry for sale Leghorn chickens young purebred samples viewable at the store.
Notice to Walalua Stockholders in accordance with the By Laws of Walalua Agricultural Co Ltd. Interest will be charged on all assessments remaining unpaid from and after July 1st, 18 percent. W A Bowen treasurer Walalua Agricultural Co Ltd.
Weather day details from Punahou include morning low around 75 and midday high near 84 with humidity at 81 percent, barometer 30.02 corrected. ships list arrivals and cargoes from Hawaii to California and Manila with sugar, lumber, and rifles aboard varied vessels. notes on Mauna Loa sailing condition, and a large collection of Samoan souvenirs held by Judge Tripp and Baron Sternbarger.
George MM Paris promotes a new Wai Kiki hotel and says no contract will be made with Honolulu Automobile Company for a regular hack line to town. Fares are twenty five cents per person. Hawaiian beauty attracts visitors, and tourists are urged to visit King Bros., 110 Hotel Street, for photos. Coupon and 25 cents: On To Manila.
A list of numerous ships and shipping firms from New York to Honolulu shows vessels such as Euterpe, Morning Star, and Star of Italy, with lineages from Hackfeld & Co and Allen & Robinson. It details schooners, steamers, and deep water craft, noting 20 plus ships and flags of American, Hawaiian, English, and German registers. The City of Columbia hoists its flag daily, signaling ongoing maritime movements.
On July 29 at 12 noon, at the joint entrance of Judiciary Building Honolulu, the main portion lands of Allomane, Papas and Molona Kaual will be sold at public auction. Lease term 21 years with upset price 800 per year payable semi annually in advance. Conditions include forest protection and possible settlement reservations. For details, apply at Land Office Honolulu, June 39, 1899.
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